Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer I

About the Role

The Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer will gain hands-on knowledge by performing routine tasks using well-defined standards and procedures under close supervision.

Key Responsibilities

• Work with the design team in developing all electrical power generation, distribution, protection and related control systems for projects.
• Preparation of power/control philosophies and drawings.
• Preparation of electrical generation, distribution, rotating, communication and control equipment specifications and datasheets.
• Preparing, electrical models using ETAP, EDSA or SKM.
• Preparation of electrical system calculations.
• Preparation of construction drawings depicting equipment locations, wiring, tray layouts, supports, and lighting.
• Review of project/client specifications and requirements.
• Preparation of layouts and plans for electrical buildings and facilities.
• Preparation of AC and DC load lists from mechanical equipment lists and control systems.
• Preparation of DC and UPS distribution systems.
• Preparation of electrical drawings and construction packages.
• Preparation of Electrical Area Classification drawings.
• Preparation of test and commissioning procedures.
• Preparation of electrical fabrication and construction details.
• Provide support for the preparation of Pre-FEED and FEED cost estimates.
• Provide engineering support to procurement of equipment, skidded packages, and buildings.
• Support and assist field engineering teams during construction, test and commissioning.
• Support Test and commissioning of packages and electrical systems.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• BS degree or higher in Electrical Engineering (December 2026 or May 2027 Graduates Eligible).
• For candidates with engineering degrees attained outside the U.S., must have attained an E.I.T. designation from a U.S. based state licensing board.
• Requires zero (0) to one (1) year experience in engineering design and/or project management of oil and gas and/or industrial facilities.
• Requires the ability to travel to client sites.
• Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously.
• Strong written and verbal communications skills.
• Ability to interact with staff at all levels.

Preferred Qualifications

• Masters’ degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Previous internships in the engineering design in the offshore/onshore oil & Gas industry preferred.

Working Conditions

• Work requires travel to off-site work locations on a periodic basis, and at times for extended periods.
• Field duties may require outdoor work in a plant, facility or terminal environment.
• Interaction with other team members, supervisors, and client personnel.
• Working in plant and/or shop areas around production machinery with extreme noise levels.
• May be at more than one job site in a day and must be able to tolerate climate changes.
• May be required to travel out of town on a periodic basis.

Physical Requirements

• Must be able to lift and carry 20 pounds.
• Sufficient clarity of speech and hearing or other communication capabilities to communicate effectively.
• Ability to sit for prolonged periods of time.
• Sufficient vision or other powers of observation to conduct analysis and investigations.
• Sufficient manual dexterity to perform routine office duties.
• Sufficient personal mobility and physical reflexes to perform office duties and travel when necessary to off-site locations.
• Must be able to wear safety equipment as required.

Additional Application Requirement

Candidates residing outside of commuting distance to the office are required to provide a cover letter regarding their intentions to relocate and understanding that no relocation assistance will be provided. Candidates outside of commuting distance who do not provide a cover letter will not be screened.